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Eye Candy Part 2
- Thread starter Gracie
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Crab Spider
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"Portuguese Helmet" Planthopper (Membracis foliata)
Watch The Earth Shattering Moment This Pallass Cat Discovered a Camera Outside His Den
by Stephen Messenger
Motion-sensing camera traps placed deep in remote ecosystems have been instrumental in recording the natural behavior of some of the worlds most elusive animals though sometimes they do catch something else: the earth-shattering moment they seem to realize that theyre being watched.
Just watch as this ferociously furry Pallass cat discovers the camera placed outside his den then move in for a better look.
These small felines, standing roughly the same size as a domestic house cat, are notoriously shy in their mountainous habitat high in the Himalayan mountain range. Footage like this, gathered from camera traps, is often the only evidence researchers have to go on that they are actually there.
In fact, just earlier this year, these majestic little Pallass cats was discovered living in Nepal for the first time ever offering tantalizing clues that the notoriously shy species range is larger than previously thought.
by Stephen Messenger
Motion-sensing camera traps placed deep in remote ecosystems have been instrumental in recording the natural behavior of some of the worlds most elusive animals though sometimes they do catch something else: the earth-shattering moment they seem to realize that theyre being watched.
Just watch as this ferociously furry Pallass cat discovers the camera placed outside his den then move in for a better look.
These small felines, standing roughly the same size as a domestic house cat, are notoriously shy in their mountainous habitat high in the Himalayan mountain range. Footage like this, gathered from camera traps, is often the only evidence researchers have to go on that they are actually there.
In fact, just earlier this year, these majestic little Pallass cats was discovered living in Nepal for the first time ever offering tantalizing clues that the notoriously shy species range is larger than previously thought.
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Get away from my food! Wait Youre Really Fluffy
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